Services

From first puppy and kitten visits, vaccines and preventative wellness care, to organ specific internal medicine, our doctors have over 60 years of combined veterinary experience.

Our hospital is equipped to handle most veterinary emergency situations. During business hours, we can provide on-site diagnostics, an oxygen therapy kennel for respiratory emergencies, blood transfusion services and more. After 5pm on weekdays and on weekends, we refer to Paw Health Network – an overnight emergency veterinary hospital.

Our doctors perform a wide variety of sterile surgical procedures, including elective procedures (spay, neuter, growth removals), organ specific procedures (cystotomy, splenectomy, intestinal surgery), and some orthopedic procedures (cruciate ligament stabilization, leg splinting). Your pet is given discomfort medication and monitored under anesthesia very closely by a doctor and certified veterinary technician, as well as with specialized monitoring equipment to measure blood pressure, heart rate, oxygen saturation, and respiratory rate throughout the procedure. During recovery, your pet is monitored closely, to ensure your pet is recovering safely and appropriately.

We now have the capability of capturing high quality whole body and dental digital x-rays to obtain the best possible picture of what is happening inside your pet’s body.

Our hospital has the capability of performing accurate and quick diagnostic testing on multiple patient samples. This aids in obtaining a reliable, fast diagnosis so your pet can be feeling better faster.

To supplement our high quality surgery services, clients are offered these surgical options to improve patient comfort.

One more option we have for treating pain, inflammation, and infection! Laser therapy uses a specific wavelength of light to stimulate the body’s natural healing processes, releasing natural pain relieving and anti-inflammatory properties at the site of treatment. Laser therapy can be used on a surgical site post-operatively, for soft tissue (tendon/muscle) injuries, skin burns and infections, spine and nerve trauma, degenerative arthritis, and ear infections to name a few conditions. There are no ill side-effects to treatment, the pet does not need to be sedated, and often times the pet finds the treatment enjoyable. Laser therapy is frequently performed in conjunction with other forms of physical therapy and post-operative pain management.